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This Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks.

An article published by The Guardian with data from PolitiFact compiled the most mentioned misleading statements by the White House occupant about the 2001 attacks.

According to Axios, Trump rejected the call from the Saudi crown prince for American attacks against the Houthis. Experts say that the events in Yemen could give Iran greater influence in any negotiations with the United States.

The Palestinian Islamist group has not yet commented on the attack, carried out despite the aforementioned ceasefire.

The base has been the target of several Iranian attacks within the framework of the open conflict in the Middle East.

The FBI is concerned that extremists on U.S. soil may be inspired to commit acts of violence or make false threats in response to the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

The President of the United States also reiterated his prediction that the war will end “just after” the so-called ‘midterms’ and again pointed to an alleged Iranian attempt to interfere in the upcoming November elections.

The former president, who turned 80 in July, had been in charge of the U.S. for less than eight months at the time of the attacks, which he recalls in the exhibition at his presidential museum in Dallas.

The Argentine leader was scheduled to travel to the capital of the United Kingdom on October 23 and 24, where he planned to give a talk at the University of Oxford and meet with businesspeople.

This promise comes after Trump pledged on Wednesday to send $5,000 to every American adult if the Republicans retain control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the midterm elections.